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What is RSS?
RSS is a standard for text layout. The advantage of this is that a computer program can interpret the content. For example this facilitates a clear separation of an article’s header, a link and the text itself.

What is an RSS-feed?
An RSS-feed is a text file with this layout that is refreshed at certain times.

What can you do with RSS?
RSS is extremely suitable for exchanging content. A computer can request a text file, interpret it and present it to a user in a particular way.

What do I need for an RSS?
The most popular RSS applications are the so-called RSS-readers. There are various kinds and sizes available for all the platforms (Mac, Windows and Linux). They all collect copy and provide an overview of the content on the web. In addition, this program alert you when new content appears on a website. There are also various web-based readers that are handy for collecting different RSS-feeds in one place. One of the most famous examples of this is Netvibes.